Here's some really simple JavaScript:
var dispDate = new Date();
dispDate.setHours( dispDate.getHours() + 7 ); // after five o'clock is tomorrow's list
dispDateStr = dispDate.toISOString().substr( 0, 10 ).split("-").join("");
Each day that I call the script that this is in, and the code gives me an Exception: can't find function toISOString() for [today's date].
If I open the file and make (any) small change, then change it back, the error goes away!
What is going on?
Hello,
Not sure what is failing on your side. I tested your code exactly and it worked producing 20131114. I am thinking what you encountered is the delay that it takes Tropo to update internally when you update your script. Usually it takes about 3 to 5 minutes for any changes to propagate. Are you still having issues with this? Feel free to let us know if you have any other questions or concerns besides that!
Regards,
Kevin Bond
Tropo, Inc.
I did not get the error when I called my script just now. It worked as expected.
It is not a script update issue, as the error this morning occurred before I had made any changes. I only logged on to see what was wrong.
I have been using EditPadPro's ftp interface in this process and have found no noticeable lag in script mods going live, as in: save a new version of a script, call it's number, get the new script.
When I got the error this morning, I was surprised as it had been working the day before, and I hadn't made any changes.
If I can reproduce the error I will pull the logs and not make any changes and repost. If I could decipher the logs, and tell where the error occurred, I would post them now...
As noted in your private ticket, this appears to be a bug in the environment. We were able to reproduce the intermittent failure and are investigating further now.
Justin Dupree
Tropo, Inc.